ON Nature Magazine Spring 2022
Water themed issue
Wellspring of Life
Simcoe County may be home to the world’s purest groundwater, but scientists worry that nearby gravel-pit expansions will leave its secrets untapped.
By Ray Ford
The Rights of Nature
The movement to designate rivers, lakes and other natural features legal “persons” with rights to self-preservation and legal redress is spreading through Indigenous communities in Canada. Will Ontario embrace the resolutions as a way of protecting its natural bounty?
By Brian Banks
Trout in Trouble
A rare abundant population of brook trout in the West Credit River is under threat from a proposed wastewater treatment plant. Can a partnership between conservationists and anglers save this cold-water specialist?
By Patricia Hluchy
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ON NATURE SUMMER 2022
What’s Eating Our Forest Floors?
The earthworms we welcome in our gardens are wreaking havoc in our forests. How did Ontario become filled with invasive worm species?
By Ian Coutts
The Forgotten Fruit
Few have heard of it. Fewer still have tasted it. The pawpaw, Ontario’s mango, has a rich Indigenous history but a vulnerable future in the province.
By Jade Prévost-Manuel
The Scoop on the Buzz
No summer soundscape is complete without the whining, buzzing, humming and whirring of insects. We look at how cicadas, crickets and katydids fill our summers with their songs.
By Lesley Grant
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